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... DUNFERMLINE. LADY ADD SUFFRAGE. —Lady Robertson, ('resident of the Dunham line Women's Liberal Association, formally opened a sale of work at Dunfermline on Saturday, held on behalf of the funds of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies. 'Miss liuguid ...
... Branch of the Edinburgh National Society fur Women's Suffrage is requested to intimate the following resolutions passed at the Council meeting at Cardiff :-1, That the Council of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies strongly condemns tho use of ...
... Florence Balgarnie delivered an address to a very large audience in the Victoria h ail on Friday evening in favour of women's suffrage. Provost Gilchrist presided The Choral Union's first meeting for the season's practices wee held in the Town Mall on ...
... Insurance Act. Alluding to women's suffrage, regret was expressed that the movement had recently got a set-back, but she wail nut without hope that within the lifetime of the present Parliament a Bill would pa , sed into law entitling women to a vote at Parliamentary ...
... weg• three millionr of toiling women in the tubed Kingdom, i jet there no room in that Commis-toe for admen. ( spplsuw.) 11-plying to a vote of thanks, Lady said she had uo ultimate Wilt of the struggle for women's suffrage, sod hoped before she died to ...
... FEBSOR GEORGE ADAM SMITH ON WOMEN S SUFFRAGE. A largely.attended meeting under the auspices of the Glasgow and West of Scotland Association for Women ■ Suffrage was held on Tuesday afternoon in the Christian Institute, Glasgow. Professor George Adam Smith ...
... discovered until business was in progress on the following morning. NEW PHASE OF THE WOMEN'S .SUFFBAHE MOVEMENT. HYRNAL TO PAT ISCOMI TAX The Central News says the Women's Suffrage Mot enient entered on a new phase on 'Hints. day, when Mrs Monte,lore, one of ...
... appreheusioa. WHY WOMEN SHOULD N , iT GET THE VOTE. Mr Samuel Smith, M.P., written a reply to ooe of his constituents on the question of women's suffrage. He defends his opposition to it. lo a country, he points out, since the world began have women enjoyed the ...
... his expressed convictions on the subject of women's suffrage into practical shape. Amid tremendous cheering Mrs Pankhurst and Mrs Drummond marshalled the suffragists, Mrs Drummond shouting, Rise up, women. With shouts of Now, and We will, the ...
... is nonexistent; the public takes no interest in it, nor are women's organisations numerous or powerful enough to adopt the conepicuous methods which have in Great Britain made women's suffrage • question of the day. Frenchwomen have, however, • far more ...
... appear on the syllabus. Next Monday evening Milts Ada Scott, M.A., Edinburgh, will lecture on The Present Aspect of the Women's Suffrage Moveme nt , and as we believe Miss Scott is entitled to speak with authority, the meeting should prove one of exceptional ...
... J. H. Sands, who presided, introduced Miss Ada Scott, M.A., Edinburgh, her subject being, The Present Aspect of the Women's Suffrage Movement. From a platform point of view, Miss Scott possesses gifts admirably fitted to enlist the sympathies of her ...